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The 15 pages that link to The Seagull, each with the reason it gives.

• Naturalism (theatre)Broader topic: Its everyday exchanges and indirect conflicts show naturalistic techniques without strict determinism.

• Anton ChekhovBroader topic: Its failed premiere and later success mark a turning point in Chekhov’s theatrical reputation.

• Moscow Art TheatreBroader topic: The theatre’s 1898 production revived the play after its failure in St. Petersburg.

• Naturalistic actingBroader topic: Its understated conflicts became a landmark challenge to melodramatic performance.

• Russian theatreBroader topic: Its troubled first production and later success mark a turning point in Chekhovian staging.

• Chekhov's gunBroader topic: Its famous stage direction involving a gun is often discussed alongside the principle.

• Maya PlisetskayaBroader topic: This work brought her choreography to the stage in a direct encounter with Chekhov.

• Modern dramaBroader topic: Its subdued action exemplifies the modern shift from plot twists to ordinary psychological change.

• Dafydd ap GwilymBroader topic: The bird becomes an intermediary in a characteristic blend of nature and courtship.

• Tyne DalyBroader topic: Daly made her Broadway debut in a 1967 production of the play.